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May 23, 2017
Oceania Trail Championships

Paita, New Caledonia – 20th May, 2017.  Written by Bob Snow. After days of uncertain weather, the skies cleared and the temperature started to rise as the two main races commenced at 7.30 am on Saturday 20th May. After a mass warm-up in the starting area, the race was well and truly on. The terrain…

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May 18, 2017
New Caledonian Throwing Programme

by Bob Snow In Nouméa for the first Oceania Trail Championships, I spent an afternoon with Sandra Lambrani (the New Caledonian Technical Director and Throws Coach) and her athletes at the Mont Dore facility on the outskirts of the capital. The Mont Dore area has a wealth of sporting facilities. Next door to the throwing…

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May 17, 2017
US based PNG Athletes in great form

PNG’s athletes in Texas and Kansas had a hugely successful time on the weekend of 5th – 7th May with two national records, several Regional championship titles, and many personal best performances. Rellie Kaputin, Adrine Monagi and Peniel Richard competed at the Lone Star Conference Championships in Commerce, Texas whilst Wesley Logorava and Robson Yinambe…

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May 5, 2017
Tonga National Championships 2017

If you want to know what the Tongan Athletics is about, read the detailed report of the 2017 Tongan National & Inter-Collegiate Athletics Championships. Performances, News and Culture all together in one piece by Bob Snow. Read here

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April 14, 2017
PNG gears up for Oceania Championships

National squad athletes around PNG have the opportunity this month to prove themselves ready for the Oceania Championships which will be held in Suva, Fiji from 28th June to 1st July. With regular competitions getting underway in Port Moresby and occasional meets being conducted in Lae as well as many inter secondary school competitions in…

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April 13, 2017
PNG athletes in great form

PNG athletes are in great form as the outdoor season gets underway in the USA. Both Peniel Richard and Rellie Kaputin registered very significant performances in the long jump last weekend in Texas, leaping 7.57m and 6.41m respectively. Although both performances were marginally wind assisted  and therefore not recognised as national records, they are both…

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